Posts by: Dan Campbell
Spec Poetry News: The Moment of Change
Posted on 2011-10-04 at 20:06 by Dan Campbell
Rose Lemberg has announced the Table of Contents for The Moment of Change: An Anthology of Feminist Speculative Poetry, and it will include three poems and three poets who appeared (or soon will appear) in Bull Spec!
Posted in athena andreadis, bull spec #4, bull spec #5, bull spec #6, bull spec #7, bull spec #8, feminism, lisa bradley, news, poetry, sofia samatar
Bull Spec Poetry Reviewed!
Posted on 2011-08-26 at 16:20 by Dan Campbell
New speculative poetry review site Versification reviews the poetry in Bull Spec issues 1-6! I'm particularly happy that Versification's Erik Amundsen is the reviewer, as I've enjoyed his other reviews there. Overall, he provides a solid critique for our work with poetry over the last year and more, ending with: "Bull Spec seems to be developing quite well as a poetry publication. I know that poetry is not ever going to be its first priority, but its choices are showing signs of steady improvement, and I
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Dipping into Fantastique Unfettered #3...
Posted on 2011-07-31 at 14:14 by Dan Campbell
Posted in alex seidel, bruce boston, bull spec #5, fantastique unfettered, js watts, lisa bradley, mike allen, mythic delirium, poetry, robert stutts
Poetry Acceptances & An Apology
Posted on 2010-12-15 at 02:34 by Dan Campbell
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We Want Poetry!
Posted on 2010-10-16 at 22:52 by Dan Campbell
With issue 3 available for pre-order, our poetry editor is hungry for more poems. Please feed him! We want poetry that takes one outside the ordinary, grabs the reader in the guts, and offers up a feast. The best guide to our taste is to read past issues of Bull Spec: send us something that would go well with the other poems we've published, would complement the stories, would add a little spice or would distill the essence of the whole in a single drop.
We're particularly fond of verse that shows a story,